51.   Often, their Web sites are uglier than mine, yet they expect to attract thousands of eyeballs.

52.   Plane-spotting and its humbler relative, train-spotting, attract thousands of devotees in Britain.

53.   So are those of Alaska, the Pacific Northwest and dozens of other world-renowned paddling destinations attracting thousands of avid kayakers each year.

54.   Some supporters want him to bypass the political and financial establishment with a toll-free number that might attract thousands of small donations.

55.   That film, which won an Emmy Award as the best television movie of the year, attracted thousands of calls from viewers and formal protests from news executives.

56.   That message has so far attracted thousands of job applicants just for the mechanic positions.

57.   The alley attracts thousands of bowlers a week, with some drawn especially to its new lounge, Pressure.

58.   The Basilica of the Immaculate Conception and its famous Beuronese murals attract thousands of visitors every year.

59.   The annual event attracts thousands of buyers, many of whom plan their vacations so they can come to the sale each year in the third week in August.

60.   The contest attracted thousands of creative applicants and won media publicity that might have cost a fortune to replicate in a more traditional search.